This Powder Chart Is Interesting

[Glenzo]

Just plug your powder in and see what it looks like.

http://www.ilrc.ucf.edu/powders/sample_detail.php?powder_id=82

 

[CyaN1de]

http://www.ilrc.ucf.edu/powders/sample_detail.php?powder_id=82

 

[Andy]

Now THAT is something. Thanks for posting.

 

[dinsdale]

cool

 

[CeeZer]

Didn't work on a 'Droid tablet.
Interesting to see how N320/340 are cut (etc). And why 3N37 was so very popular back in the day

 

[hexbasher]

cool

 

[Deerdr]

Thanks for Posting. "That's a Goodie"

 

[paisley70]

This is almost like giving away proprietary information for free, if you have access to the ingredients. The photomicrographs and chromatography of a particular load can be indicative of the performance of the powders. If a certain brand is not performing as well as you think it should, you could compare it to another brand of known performance with these charts.

 

[john92awd]

Sticky worthy!

 

[New Camper]

Even if I could make out what the text on the graph says (some is not clear) I'm not sure I would be able to figure what it all means. Yes, the first one is composition but the numbers are not a known measure to me. The second graph appears to be a measure of burn time relative to the intensity throughout that time but I can't make out what units of measure is used. Interesting as it is, it would be more so if the graphs were clearer in the image, accompanied with even a brief explanation of the units of measure.

 

[CeeZer]

This is almost like giving away proprietary information for free, if you have access to the ingredients. The photomicrographs and chromatography of a particular load can be indicative of the performance of the powders. If a certain brand is not performing as well as you think it should, you could compare it to another brand of known performance with these charts.

Never mention 'feerie-feerie' -they will clamp it down.

 

[Blastattack]

Very cool! No idea how it's useful but it is pretty awesome.

 

[Lead Loader]

COool

 

[hound2013]

nice to see what my powders look like thanks for that hound13

 

[horseman2]

Check out H4831 and H4831SC. Not much difference!

 

[New Camper]

Check out H4831 and H4831SC. Not much difference!

The only difference that is supposed to exist is cylinder lengths: "Short Cut" meters better, or so I am told that is the reason for the existance of the latter.

 

[Andy]

Look at H-380 and BLC-(2) and you'll see why they meter so well. Compare them to H50BMG and 20N29!

 

[ciphery]

I love the way BL-C(2) meters through my Bonanza bench rest measure.
I like the burn rate for my carbine length rifles too....I just wish it was a little more consistant.

 

[07blackwater]

Thanks for posting.

 

[silverfoxdj]

Very interesting thanks for posting